‘Laban Alex’: From a basketball- and boxing-obsessed nation where sporting heroes are mostly men, Filipina Alex Eala is creating a fandom of her own at US Open | Tennis News

Alexandra Eala, of the Philippines, gestures after she won her match against Oleksandra Oliynykova. (AP Photo) The Alex Eala phenomenon is getting louder at Flushing Meadows — and, remarkably, it is no longer confined to the match courts.Hours before the Filipina star was due to begin her US Open campaign, fans had already packed the…

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Harvard neuroscientists kept human brain organoids alive for over five years, breaking the 694-day record and mimicking brain development |

Harvard neuroscientists have kept tiny clusters of human brain cells alive in laboratory dishes for more than five years, setting a new record that could change how researchers study the human brain. The peppercorn-sized brain organoids, each containing more than one million cells from the cerebral cortex, survived for roughly three times as long as…

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Delhi Youtubers Assaulted: ‘Asked our community, then thrashed us again’: Journalists ‘assaulted’ at Delhi’s Saket police station, cops deny | Delhi News

Two women YouTubers claim Delhi Police assaulted them after detention at Saket police station NEW DELHI: Two women journalists and YouTubers alleged that they were detained and assaulted by Delhi Police personnel after attempting to question chief minister Rekha Gupta at an event in south Delhi on Thursday. Police denied the allegations, describing them as…

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Ias Divya Mittal: A popular DM, a sudden exit, an unanswered question | Lucknow News

Divya Mittal voluntarily resigned from the IAS after a thirteen-year career. Today, I voluntarily resigned from the IAS, bringing an unforgettable 13-year journey to a close.” With those words, Divya Mittal announced on social media on Sunday that she was walking away from the civil services. The resignation of the 43-year-old, 2013-batch Uttar Pradesh-cadre officer,…

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HarperCollins to publish Sonia Gandhi’s controversial memoir | India News

HarperCollins to publish former Congress chief Sonia Gandhi’s memoir after Penguin backs out NEW DELHI: So, who does Sonia Gandhi’s controversial memoir ‘Belonging’ belong to? HarperCollins India has stepped in to publish the Congress leader’s memoir, ending weeks of uncertainty over who would carry the domestic edition after Penguin Random House India (PRHI) exited the…

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In 1945, he walked out of Hiroshima alive after the US bombing, 3 days later he was in Nagasaki when the second atomic bomb fell; the story of the only survivor of both atomic bombings

Yamaguchi had spent three months in Hiroshima working on the design of an oil tanker for Mitsubishi. On August 6, 1945, Tsutomu Yamaguchi was preparing to leave Hiroshima. His three-month work assignment was over, and he was ready to return home to Nagasaki, where his wife and infant son were waiting. Instead, he found himself…

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Gadkari says govt will allow Rs 5,000 IIT-Delhi innovation to be retrofitted for old diesel trucks and buses; device can cut particulate pollution up to 90% and bring emissions on par with BS-VI

The devices can be fitted on BS-IV, BS-III and older diesel vehicles (Image for representative purpose only) Looking to tackle the growing problem of pollution, the government is now looking to curb vehicular emissions with the help of a new innovation from IIT Delhi.Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday announced the move, saying it…

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Rhi Disljenkovic on her split from Jeff Gobbels: ‘I was really unhappy’; says they kept having the same conversations about their future | English Movie News

Picture Credit: Instagram ‘Married At First Sight’ star Rhi Disljenkovic has opened up about her shock split from Jeff Gobbels. The couple ended their two-year relationship in June, and Rhi has now revealed why she decided to walk away. Rhi Disljenkovic on her split Speaking to Life Uncut hosts Britt Hockley and Laura Byrne, the…

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End of the world: Scientists reveal 7 countries most likely to survive a global collapse by maintaining society and food production

With countries fighting wars and natural calamities sweeping away civilisations, it seems a global collapse might be a spark away. But the possibility of entire humanity vanishing off the face of Earth seems a little less plausible with the years of effort we have spent preparing solutions for such situations. However, not everyone can be…

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